[TIP] Thermaltake Dr. Power III PSU Tester

[NviGate Systems]

Thus redefining "thrift." I don't pay that for new jeans at Costco in the US.

Yeah, US has Canada beat for prices like that. Here in Canada if you want quality you pay for it or you can have high poly content crap jeans from Winners/Walmart or whoever.

Again, Canada. Sorry to seem like a broken record but prices for many things are drastically different Canada VS US. Many companies here have monopolies and because of how the economic situation is, there is little incentive for them to care.

Crap is Crap, only sold at higher prices. I should take photos of some of the ewaste they sell as clothing some day.

 

[Canadian Tech]

Thus redefining "thrift." I don't pay that for new jeans at Costco in the US.

Just checked Costco Canada's jeans and tehy're anywhere from $21.99 to $39.99 sp somehow I can't see importing jeans when you can get them for that price.

 

[NviGate Systems]

I don't drive and no membership, so my first few pairs would be plus whatever membership I'd need. Not worth it.

 

[britechguy]

I don't drive

On this, I'm shocked, only because I can't even imagine being in the IT business virtually anywhere without being able to drive to clients.

Costco memberships are definitely not cheap, and if you don't purchase from them fairly regularly it's easy not to "break even" on the cost.